The Crime Prevention Practice That Makes It More Difficult for a Would-Be

question 9

Short Answer

The crime prevention practice that makes it more difficult for a would-be delinquent to carry out the illegal act, for example, by installing a security device in a home, would be _____________________.

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Definitions:

Strain Theory

A sociological theory suggesting that societal structures may pressure citizens to commit crimes by placing emphasis on goals but not providing adequate means.

Menial Jobs

Work tasks that are often routine, require minimal skills, and are generally considered low status.

University

An institution of higher education and research, which awards academic degrees in various disciplines.

Strain Theory

A sociological theory positing that societal pressures may push individuals toward deviance or crime when they are unable to achieve culturally approved goals by legitimate means.